The Latest Breaking News from EY

Several regional markets were on the rise prior to the market slowdown–things will change, says EY's U.S. venture capital leader Jeffrey Grabow.

The Gloucester-based firm said the hold-up was due to ‘unanticipated’ absence of a senior auditor

Reviews will involve work of EY, Deloitte, PwC and others in HK and on mainland with officials from CSRC and Finance Ministry assisting

With a stable business model, steady free cash flow, and future orientation, International Business Machines (IBM) is expected to keep shining brighter than “big tech” in the year ahead. Read on….

The huge scale of the company's debts before it went into administration have been revealed

Government spending on consultants and contractors is back in the news - but what are they actually paid to do?

Volkswagen is planning to building a cell manufacturing gigafactory in Canada as the German automaker looks to expand its footprint in North America.

When it comes to securing international backing, workforce skills are now more important than ever for Britain – that’s why WorldSkills UK, a partnership between education, industry and UK governments, is seeking to raise standards in apprenticeships and technical education across the nation

Consultants are integral to policy development and delivery and though they make significant profits from public spending, they perform important work, write Associate Profs Russell Prince, Tom Baker and Nicolas Lewis

Joe Ucuzoglu posts 20-minute video to Deloitte’s public website

Darktrace suffered another blow today after the New York-based investment business which earlier produced a short-seller report into the cybersecurity firm said its results failed to address its concerns.